Hometown Heroes Tulsa

At 51 weeks we believe our little podcast that could and does and is anything but weak. With the national and world truly listening to our podcast/broadcast/diabolicast, we always make sure and put our best musical step forward. So far, so good. So just know, when we say from Tulsa with Love we absolutely mean it. The Antenna Lodge - Nightmares In Pantyhose Doomsday Junky - Man On A Mission Acoustic Ross - Swept Down The Plain My Solstice - Rock Bottom Wade Burrow - Weary Minded Thoughts Of A Workin' Man The Doldrums - Try A New Thing Glare - Second Time Around Philip Zoellner - Do I Need A Reason? Nick Leach/Nal 1200 - Nimbus Symphony Fighting Tomorrow - North Shore Scott Aycock With Empty Pockets - Hold On To What I Have Local Hero - Social Injustice This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

50 is nifty and we absolutely think so. Speaking of 50, 50 years ago in 1957 as part of our state's 50th year celebration of Statehood, they buried a 1957 Belevedere in downtown Tulsa. This was part of Tulsa's salute to our state's celebration part of an event called Tulsarama, they even had a Miss Tulsarama beauty pageant. The automobile was also used as a time capsule to be opened in 2007. Tulsan's placed various items in the trunk of the car such as oil, gas (in case we used a different form of fuel in the distant future), photos, the contents of a woman's purse, etc... The '57 Belevedere was wrapped in a protective blanket of sorts and lowered by crane into the enclosure, to be sealed up for all time, well ok, the State's Centennial...2007. That's all gonna be unearthed this week. While the crews start their grand dig you too can participate by simply digging this week's Hometown Heroes, unearthed just for you: My Solstice - Rock Bottom Citizen Mundi - Blame The World Jamie Saunders - Promises No One's Sl

Here we are, on the verge of our second Tulsa summer. It heats up pretty good around here. Producer Dustin Parkhurst and host Davit Souders guarantee ice and hot tunes from our little easy bake oven we call Tulsa. The directions are simple to use and the end result is very desirable music. Just more undeniable proof that when it comes to music from T-Town, no zeros, all heroes. The Killer Grins - Cannibals and Thieves Molly's Yes - Sugar Radio Wave Days - In Reverse Static Set - Finger On The Button Sunset Rising - Heavy Day The Beau Charron Band - Don't Even Know Her Name Doomsday Junky - Man On A Mission Malan Darras - I'm Only Dreaming... Citizen Mundi - Blame The World No Restraints - I Was Wrong Doomsday Junky - Dope Jug This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Its no doubt gas prices are out...of...control. We happily offer this bit of exciting information: Tulsa, Oklahoma traditionally always has the lowest gas prices in the nation, no joke. Yet another reason we (and you) can be proud of T-Town. For many, many years Tulsa was called the oil capital of the world. Perhaps our gasoline prices are the payoff. One Payoff the little podcast that could knows for sure is that Tulsa continues at a very high rate producing first class music in every genre. Here's this week's proof: RadioRadio - Bed Check (Beaming Love) Travis Kidd - Oklahoma Sunset The Leveling - War Fever Malan Darras - Shesadisease William Joseph - Blaces Midwest Kings - Make Me Harmonious Monk - Captain Dookie Calling Matthew - Vertigo Hero Factor - Come Down Malan Darras - Ready...Set...Gone. Upside - Campfire Vampires Wade Burrow - I've Got Holes In My Pockets   This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

It's May in Tulsa, (everywhere else too). We're weeks away from it officially being summer and gas prices are at an all time high. Thanks goodness fro the free things in life: sunshine, air, and the little podcast that could, the Double H...Hometown Heroes! We offer a musical oasis for one hour each week, just sit back and let us do the driving. Tulsa has a wide variety of musical styles and this week we call our showcase Electronic Tulsa, featuring a wide variety inside of a certain genre. Host Davit Souders and Producer Dustin Parkhurst hope you enjoy some of T-Town's best electronic inspired music, we certainly do. Electronic Tulsa: Red Red Groove - No Tears Spectrafon - Supreme Ray Binge/Purge Society - Hidden Pale - What Is Love? Stevedore - Pure Agression Arson Adm - Ack Drive By Romeo - Silver Hair Frustrated Housewives - Your Moods Citizen Zero - Ill Legal Liquid Dreams - Unhooking The Machine Slugwrench - Malignant This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Welcome back to the little podcast that could and does.  We're a broadcast/podcast/diabolicast. Our goal is to give Tulsa music to you and the rest of the world. It's beter to give than receive. This week we offer a very nice sample platter all from Tulsa of course: Electronic, Reggae, Jazz,and songs about T-Town. As an added treat, we threw in 2 Double H Fun Facts, ok, we do that every week. Tulsa music all heroes, no zeros. Slugwrench - Wrapped III Euphonic Dissonance - Audio On Frustrated Housewives - New World Turnpike Troubadours - Easton and Main (I Left My Heart In Tulsa) Tony Romanello - Streets of Tulsa The Red Alert - Tulsa Calling Local Hero - Forward Urban Tribe - Balcony Song Sam The Stylees - The Wave Tate Quartet - Leland The Red Headed Step Children - Of Minor Importance Harmonious Monk - Toe Knuckles This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Its time for Tulsa or Tulsa Time. Wanna live on Tulsa time? Sure you do. If you're not already in our time zone, which is Central Standard time, give it  shot. Set your watch, and just try it for an hour or two. Think of it as the time equivalent of "walking in our shoes". If you can't phsically be here, than we figure its the next best thing along with the musical soundtrack we provide each week. Think of us as The Tulsa Podcast Chamber of Commerce welconing you with open arms. I Said Stop - Song About Stopping Rewake - CarnivalErv Felker - Dark LullabyBrian Parton - Twisted MindBilly Joe Winghead - KomanawannaleiaWade Burrow - Weary Minded Thoughts Of A Workin' ManMotive For Movement - Standard SalvationUpside - Lights OutBrian Parton - In Your KissThe Hallelujah Crowd - God Save...Celtic Cheer - Jesse JamesWreckless Process - Bathed In Fear This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

This little podcast that can and will, could and does, has one major mission: let you hear what Tulsa music has to offer.  And this mission is not impossible.  You can find every genre of music in the Tulsa area. We think this worldwide web thing just might have a future and we want to supply the soundtrack. These sounds will keep you on track, thanks for listening. Upside - Lights Out Ganem - Thinking With My Head Josh James - Goodbye Doomsday Junky - DopeJug Tatude Temple - Freedom's End Severmind - Revive Caroline's Spine - Pieces Bait - Follow Me Citizen Mundi - My Brother Klipspringer - Hottest Girl On My Block Motive For Movement - Illuminate Baby M - Ray on Renee/Polyester Esther This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Ballroom Blitz Part II As promised, producer Dustin Parkhurst and host Davit Souders deliver: Bands At The Blitz Part 2. We think that any event with 24 Tulsa bands and 4 stages and at The Cain's Ballroom deserves a special broadcast/podcast/diabolicast direct from the Double H Ranch.  We stated this last week and continue with The Ballroom Blitz, blitz this week.Ever find yourself wondering if earthquakes ever occur in Oklahoma? Yeah, we do too. Find the answer in this week's really fun facts. Radio Wave Days - Sunlight Showering Love The Muddville Project - Perfect Girl Theodress Avery - Unstoppable Wade Burrow - My Final Word Math Lab - Enough Black Wednesday - Generation X Even Felker/Turnpike Troubadours - Angola Sarah Wagner & The Pop-A-Delphics - Happy Again Esther - Seventeen and Broken Rook - Defenseless Los Reactors - Dead In The Suburbs HotRobBob - Apartement 213 This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Ballroom Blitz Part I You know the phrase, The Blitz is on? Well, its true in this case, as in the 2nd Annual Ballroom Blitz at Cain's Ballroom here in Tulsa, on Saturday, April 28. This event and its Fall campanion, Freakers' Ball are the two largest single day showcase events for Tulsa area bands. Being a pro-Tulsa broadcast/podcast it only made perfect sense for us to showcase this 4 stage, 25 plus band event. Sometimes you have to put your money where your mouth is, so here we go. Don't forget, and we won't let you anyway. Education is important. That's why we give you not one, but two really fun facts each show. They always relate to Tulsa and/or Oklahoma. Where else will you find out which city in the U.S. is number one for allergy sufferers to live? or just try to guess where President Franklin D. Roosevelt made a secret visit to in 1943... You don't have to thank us for all of this free music and information, just spread the word.  Y'all come back now. Rook - Why I Linger The Red Alert - The Only One

It's a Tulsa, Tulsa, Tulsa, Tulsa World. At least where we come from. T-town's not perfect, but its perfect for us. If you come from Tulsa, it's easy to fit in to cities like Dallas or Austin. And we don't mean in a Yeehaw, ride'em cowboy kind of way. Stereotypes can be hard to break, but we think we do a good job every week with the music showcased here. Sure we have our Garth Brooks, but we also have our Flaming Lips. Last weeks was part one of our Ladies First theme featuring, well female vocalists. Welcome to Part 2. Degage - Love Patrol Jenny Labow - The Heaviest Thing Dulcinea - Walking On Fire 30 Ot Six - With Hateful Pride Wanda Watson - Love One Another Shannon Thomas - Another You Driven - Mr. Lovely Siren - I Want You Ultrafix - Rounder Rusti Love - Seesaw Spank - Break Me Amy Newsom - Window Of Opportunity This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Lordy, Lordy look who's 40. 40 years ago, in 1967, we were just a bunch of young college age radicals with a vision, oh, not THAT 40. More like 40 weeks ago...Honestly, a lot has happened in the last 40 weeks. Our listenership is in the thousands, we have been accepted by iTunes, we have a global audience, including the UK, Europe, and Canada. A national audience from Seattle, WA and Austin, TX to Washington D.C. and a massive local following that reminds us why we do this. We won't  pat ourselves on the back too much though because we know our constant mission of keeping the hills alive with the sound of Tulsa music is very, very far from over. This week's Diabolicast is called Ladies First featuring some of our area's finest female vocalists, this is only Part I. Congress Of A Crow - Bad News Daisy Strange - Stuck Susan Herndon - Eden The Red Alert - Only Want Loving Rook - Murder Me Now Cindy Cain - In Your Impala Diane Haney - Black Rose Fuzz - God Is Good Sarah Wagner - Bra's On Fire Rebecca Ungerman - S

In Tulsa, no one can hear you scream...We don't really know what that means but it sounded interesting. Tulsa isn't a bad place to live. The cost of living rocks! By the way, so does our music. Whether you are a first time visitor or a regular subscriber, you will find the musical selections in this, and every single edition, of Hometown Heroes on par with original music anywhere in the world. Host Davit Souders and producer Dustin Parkhurst work hard to showcase music and musicians from our neck of the woods in hopefully a style that you find entertaining. Knowledge is power we also want to empower you that's where the Tulsa and Oklahoma Double H Fun Facts come in. Wow, you're really smart. Enjoy this weeks Heroes. ColourMusic - Yes! Bait - Gone Fanzine - Bad Days Theodress Avery - Unstoppable After Eight - Worth As Much As A Counterfeit Dollar The 20's - Winter In The City Severmind - Revive Blue Eyed Boy Death Machine - A.L.O.T.F. Doomsday Junky - Save The Roach The Stock Market Crash - Don't Walk Susan H

Show number 38 and there's no sign of slowing down! We couldn't be happier. There is a lot of pre-show prep that goes into each and every one of these fresh baked goodies. We are proud to present them to you every week. It's important to host Davit Souders that you receive the best from Tulsa, Oklahoma every single broadcast/podcast/diabolicast. With great musical tracks to entertain you and the Double H Fun Fact segments to educate you. Does it get any better than this? We are constantly trying. With producer Dustin Parkhurst, Tulsa's answer to the dynamic duo are a weekly Bat Signal away. Think of this week's Hometown Heroes as musical Bat Signals. There to comfort and show you the way. Theres' no place like Tulsa, there's no place like Tulsa, there's no place like Tulsa... The Red Alert - The Only One Glytch - Gigolo Husk - Cell Blake 7 - The Devil's Cadillac Sax Myle - White Trash/Coffee Black Evan Felker - Down South Caroline's Spine - Show Me Morgan Ganem - She's Got It Aqueduct - Living A Lie Vastu -

This week on Double H 37 the theme is "It Takes Two, 'Cause It's New". That pretty much explains it all. Two tracks from each artists because they're all brand new. Perhaps we should have also served tea, you know, "tea for two". We think that would have been "two" much actually... Host Davit Souders will also fill you in on where Oklahoma rates in the nation for heart disease and where and when it was -27 degrees F. That's cold, but the weekly Double H Fun Facts and musical selections are oh so hot: Morgan Ganem - She's Got It Cal Berkenbile - Mixed Feelings The Effects - Everything I Got The Red Alert - The Only One Radio Wave Days - Satellite Kid Cal Berkenbile - Yeah Yeah The Red Alert - Only Want Loving Tony Romanello - Streets Of Tulsa The Effects - Real World Morgan Ganem - Thinking With My Head Tony Romanello - The Shelf Radio Wave Days - Sunlight Showering Love This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

Tornado Alley. That's what part of the country Tulsa and Oklahoma are in, pretty self-explanatory. We are entering that time of year. The West Coast has its earthquakes, the Gulf Coast has its hurricanes and we here in the Midwest have our twisters. So about now, you're wondering just what is the average number of tornados in Oklahoma, right? Or perhaps your question is simply Oh Brother Where Art Thou? We don't know, but we do know about Tulsa's sister cities around the world - find out exactly how many and in what countries. As usual host Davit Souders will thrill and amaze you with the answers. That's what we affectionately call the Double H Fun Fact section of the little podcast that could and does. Our bigger goal is broadcasting/podcasting with a purpose and that purpose is to blow you away with fine musical selections from T-Town. Disevr - Dog Pale - What Is Love? Harmonious Monk - Toe Knuckles Acoustic Ross - +3 Sword Of Protection Wanda Watson - Friends Steve Beard - Gabe's Got A Knife Cal Berkenbile

Stop in the name of love, Tulsa love. Since the yield sign was invented by a police officer all those years ago, perhaps we should just ask you to yield. Our goal in any case is for you to slow down enough to enjoy this week's offering from the Double H Ranch. We've worked awfully hard to give you the finest possible menu of music. You're wondering about the Double H Fun Facts? You're wondering exactly where Tulsa ranks for total number of American Indian residents? You can count on us for the answer. You want to avoid the flu? We all do, learn how right here. Here's the first step towards good health: Rewake - Air Bubbles Radio Wave Days - Satellite Kid Fighting Tomorrow - North Shore Bait - Locked Nathan Brant - In Love With You Sofa Choker - Someone Like You Wanda Watson - Love One Another MidWest Kings - Godspeed The Mudville Project - Perfect Girl The King James Version - Could It Be? Radial Spangle - Drip Vaje Senet - Dust This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC

You're listening. You're REALLY listening, and for that we could not be more grateful. We truly believe that the music and musicians from the Tulsa area deserve to be showcased in any and all positive avenues and you are allowing this show to be one. You rock for letting us rock. What would great T-Town music be without really, really fun facts? Lucky for you, you'll never, ever have to know... What do 236 Oklahoma newspapers, the American flag, and psychic readings have in common? Hometown Heroes show 34.  Host Davit Souders is no psychic, but he does want you to think about this week's Heroes: Arson Adm - Ack DDS - Blindsider Epperley - Breakups and Shakeups The Dull Drums - This Place Theodress Avery - Unstoppable The Fine Points - Closure Picnic On The Moon - Picnic On The Moon The 20's - Winter In The City DJ Dex - Hard In Tha' Paint (Kung Fu Edit) Noah Richardson - Curse The Sun Sarah Wagner - Bra's On Fire Tony Romanello - Arkansas River Waters In Loving Memory of Pez and Harvey This Diabolicast Produ

Love. Love is never having to say I haven't listened to Hometown Heroes this week. Cupid is certainly not stupid at the Double H Ranch. Love is also never having to say we haven't provided you with the best music from Tulsa again for another week. Since Valentine's Day falls during this week's show, try to think of host Davit Souders as a musical cupid (without the angel-like qualities) shooting musical arrows of love at you...Some give candy and flowers, we give music and fun facts. We've said it before, but this week it would seem to make the most sense, as we take aim, from Tulsa with love: Tony Romanello - Breathe Like The First Time Cairde na Gael - The Spanish Lady Sugar Free Allstars - Exercise The Demons Fighting Tomorrow - North Shore The Pistol Arrows - Giant Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey - Hallelujah Swing Noah Richardson - Curse The Sun The Kevorkians - My Phobia Brian Parton - Glam It Up Mellowdramatic Wallflowers - Bridges That Cross Dry Land Compostition B - My Fight Liquid Lunch - Dazed In Loving

Hello! Come on in. Welcome to the Double H Ranch, care for a cup of tea? Great, we'll put the kettle to the metal. First time in Tulsa? Let us take your coat. You're timing could not be better, host Davit Souders just baked a fresh batch of tunes called Hometown Heroes. You're not allergic to guitars are you? These tunes are sure to warm you right up. We must warn you though, they are addictive, no one can eat just one. Go ahead, we'll make more... It's our home, it's our town, they're our heroes: Billy Joe Winghead - King Sexy Groove Pilots - Promises Flapjack Cancer Co. - Hind Tit Tony Romanello - The Shelf Prana - Paralyze Steve Bagsby - Talahina Hula Balderdash - Smile The Blue - Red Girl Difuser - Urban Decay Tony Romanello - Breathe Like The First Time 20/20 - Stone Cold The Killer Grins - Cannibals and Thieves This Diabolicast Produced by Dustin Parkhurst for Diabolical Productions, LLC